ICM for the Telegraph | December 2007

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Prof Robert Hazell , Prospect Magazine, Feb 2006

"Opinion polls show that an English parliament commands almost no support amongst the English people"

Sky News online poll | December 2007

Prof Robert Hazell , Prospect Magazine, Feb 2006

"English votes on English laws sounds fair and logical, but would in effect create an English parliament at Westminster"

ICM for the Campaign for an English Parliament | April 2007

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Lord Howarth of Newport , Hansard

"as we know, there is no demand for an English Parliament"

YouGov for the Sunday Times | April 2007

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Lord Falconer of Thoroton

"Fairness to the Scots, the Welsh, and the Northern Irish, coupled with strong local support, made devolution necessary. The preservation of the union made it necessary. There is no similar case for English devolution. The total disinterest that people in England show in this issue makes it clear that they realise that as well."

Newsnight Poll | January 2007

 
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Prof Robert Hazell, The English Question (2005)

"The English seem uninterested in a separate English Parliament, and not sufficiently interested to vote for English Votes on English laws."

Daily Mail / ICM Poll | January 2007

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ICM for the Sunday Telegraph | November 2006

Links: ICM | Telegraph

Prof Robert Hazell, The English Question (2005)

"There is no demand yet for an English parliament"

IPSOS MORI for the English Constitutional Convention | June 2006

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Lord Falconer in a speech to the ESRC Devolution and Constitutional Change Programme, March 2006

"there is little enthusiasm for an English Parliament, with support for such a body continuing at under 20%. So the idea of an English Parliament, we say: not today, not tomorrow, not in any kind of future we can see know."

BBC Online Vote | March 2006

Links: BBC No English Parliament - Falconer

Gordon Prentice MP

"The English don?t give a toss about the West Lothian Question"

YouGov for the English Democrats | Feb 2004

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Lord Falconer of Thornton, Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs ? Today Programme, Radio 4 (10th March 2006)

"there is no demand at all for devolution to England or the English MPs only being able to vote on English issues."

NOP for the Campaign for an English Parliament | April 2002

Links: Campaign for an English Parliament

Guy Lodge and Meg Russell, The Constitution Unit - Restricting voting of Scots MPs could lead to English Parliament (Scotsman, 18 Jan 2006)

"an English Parliament lacks popular support. Of course we can't be sure this will remain the case, but polls since devolution have shown very small levels of support (16 per cent) for this policy among the English."